I am Prof. Abdolreza Shahrabi Farahani, a researcher and independent philosopher in the fields of Oriental Sciences and Philosophy, Space-Time theory, and Subjective Physics.
With over 25 years of scientific inquiry, my work focuses on the philosophical and physical structure of time, the nature of thought, and the hidden mechanisms of reality.
This book presents my original theory: UN, Challenges and Global Risks in the GLOBAL NEW ORDER, aiming to redefine our understanding. My mission is to contribute to humanity's deeper comprehension of the universe and support sustainable thinking for future generations.
1. Global New Order.
2. World Peace.
3. Challenges of the United Nations.
4. New Slavery.
5. Challenges and Dangers of Computer Games.
6. The Nature of Human Rights.
7. The Nature of Racism.
8. Social Networks.
9. Modern Cities.
10. Global Environment.
11. Challenges of Water Crisis.
12. Challenges of the Young Generation.
13. Tradition and Modernity.
14. Challenges of Global Education.
15. Gender Equality Challenges.
16. Challenges of Artificial Intelligence.
17. Africa's Challenges.
18. Challenges of the Middle East.
19. Challenges of Integrated Economy.
20. Economic Challenges.
21. Challenges of Freedom of Information.
22. Global Civil Society Challenges.
23. Global Environment Challenges.
24. Unequal Social Classes Challenges.
25. Small Businesses Challenges.
26. Crime Prevention and Sustainable Development Through Sports (UNODC/IOC).
27. Serious Global Challenges: Extinction.
28. Rise in Inequalities: Global Impact, Negative Effects, and Future Risks.
29. New Pandemics.
30. Technology-driven Power Concentration.
31. Economic Fragmentation.
32. Large-scale Natural Hazard Risks.
33. Breakdown in Cybersecurity.
34. Negative Outcomes of AI and Frontier Technologies.
35. Supply Chain Collapse.
36. Rapid Decline in Biodiversity.
37. Geoengineering Disasters.
38. Geopolitical Tensions.
39. Shortages of Natural Resources.
40. Inaction on Climate Change.
41. Sustained Global Economic Stagnation.
42. Global Financial Crisis.
43. Bio-risks.
44. Space-based Events.
45. Misinformation and Disinformation.
46. Collapse of Social Cohesion.
47. Widespread Debt Crisis.
48. Collapse in the Rule of Law and Massive Violations of Human Rights.
49. Erosion of State Authority.
50. Large-Scale Pollution.
51. Collapse of Multilateral Institutions.
52. Large-Scale War.
53. Mass Movement of People.
54. Weapons of Mass Destruction.
55. The Rise of Religious Fascists.
56. Global Poverty and Religious Terrorists.
57. United Nations and Women’s Issues.
58. Human Rights and Challenges of African Descent.
59. Youth Challenges and Global Risks.
60. The Dangers of Digital Currencies on the Global Economy.
61. Small Islands Trade and Development.
62. Examining the Intellectual and Political Structure of Wars.
63. Farahani Philosophy: The Lost Human.
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